Let them strew the path with themselves for your walk.
And feathered clouds strew flowers round her head.
Get up, or I'll strew your brains upon the grass.
Throngs promiscuous strew the level green(Alexander Pope)
He would strew gold and silver dust about a portico and then lament that he could not strew the dust of amber also;
Strew is most commonly used in the past participle form strewn.
The Jews are broken and gone; the fragments of their people strew the world.
Reluctantly Suzuki obeys and, with her mistress, proceeds to strew the blossoms all over the room.
The racoons knock over the rubbish bins in search of food, and strew the contents all over the ground.
The brilliant sunlight passed through the gaps between the leaves, and through the early fog, the campus was strew.
Milton asks the Sicilian Muse — this is the Muse of pastoral poetry - asks the Muse to help him strew the flowers over the hearse, to strew with flowers the casket in which Lycidas' body lies.
Eventually, under the influence of orbital decay, it began to strew its remains across the Earth's surface.
Yes, under the full bright, I do have both of them. But could you strew (sprinkle) me with your dust soothing ?
